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Alcohol Addiction Treatment at Searidge Foundation for Ottawa, Ontario

Being our nation’s capital city, Ottawa, Ontario is sure to be very busy and a bit more fast paced than a typical Canadian city. Ottawa has a metropolitan population of 1.25 million people according to the census metropolitan area survey. With that many people living in a high profile city, turning to alcohol to ease the tensions of life may seem like a very tempting idea. However, if casual drinking turns into drinking everyday or needing alcohol just to function, this is often referred to as alcohol dependence, or alcohol addiction. Searidge Foundation is an Alcohol Rehab, offering the necessary tools and resources for managing alcohol addiction. Trying to manage alcohol addiction without treatment is extremely challenging and people often relapse as alcohol is very accessible. Without any help, this disease can very easily rob you of your career, your finances, your reputation and any goals you have for the future. Long-term addiction to alcohol often leads to severe health problems and may likely be fatal. According to the Ottawa Public Health board, alcohol is responsible for 140 deaths in Ottawa every year. In the year between 2014-2015, 3,553 Ottawa residents were treated for alcohol misuse in provincially-funded residential or community-based programs. Searidge Alcohol Rehab can help residents of Ottawa, Ontario that are battling alcoholism and assist them in gaining control of their life again.

 

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Searidge Foundation is tucked away in the rural landscape of Digby, Nova Scotia. If you do not currently live in Nova Scotia, that’s fine, have no worries! Searidge Foundation Rehab invites and encourages those in need of our assistance to come from all over Canada. After you arrive in Nova Scotia, Searidge Foundation will help any way it can to make the travelling process as seamless as possible. For example, If you were to fly into Halifax Stanfield International Airport, our driver is available to pick you up from there or any other major location in Nova Scotia. You will then be driven directly to Searidge Foundation, where the first steps to your sobriety are just inside the front door.

 

Treatment Centres in Ottawa

Maison Decision House

https://www.decisioncanada.com/

37 Irving Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario
K1Y 1Z2
Phone: 613 728-5013
Email: decision@trytel.com

Maison Decision House (MDH)  is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1979. It provides a community-based residential treatment program for adult male offenders, regardless of race and religion, who are returning to the community as a part of their release process. MDH has helped over a thousand individuals make the transition into the community by providing shelter, guidance and counselling.


Jean Mamisarvik Healing Centre

https://tiontario.ca/programs/mamisarvik-healing-centre

 

604 Laurier Ave. West
Ottawa, Ontario
K1R 6K9
Phone: 613 563-3546
Email: info@tungasuvvingatinuit.ca

Mamisarvik Healing Centre is an Inuit-specific, eight-week, residential treatment program for women and men aged 18 years and older. The supportive and experienced interdisciplinary team incorporates a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach with an emphasis on cultural healing and wellness. Clients attend day-time programming focused on trauma, addiction, Inuit history, anger management, gender-group discussions, assertiveness and continuing care. Elders offer traditional healing knowledge and incorporate on-the-land activities. Staff support clients with evening recreational activities including art therapy, Inuit crafts, life skills, visits to community centres and recovery support groups. Each cycle runs for a period of 8 weeks.

Mamisarvik integrates all of Tungasuvvingat Inuit’s programs to ensure wrap-around supports for participants. These additional supports add to the resources to assist participants are successful.

Alcoholics Anonymous in Ottawa, Ontario

TimeMeetingLocation / GroupAddressRegion
7:30 amNew Day ONLINE
New Day ONLINE
Online
OttawaOttawa
7:30 amNew Day Meeting
St. Pauls Presbyterian Church
 
971 Woodroffe AveWoodroffe
8:00 amVanier Early Birds
Vanier Early Birds
Online
300 Pères-Blancs AveOttawa
10:00 amBritannia Bay AA Meeting
 
Online
OttawaOttawa
NoonMonday-Friday Lunch Bunch
Monday-Friday Lunch Bunch
Inactive
211 Bronson AveDowntown
NoonAttitude of Gratitude Womens Group Women
 
Online
OttawaOttawa
NoonVanier Happy Nooners Online
Vanier Happy Nooners
Online
OttawaOttawa
NoonVanier Happy Nooners
Richelieu-Vanier Community Centre
 
300 Pères-Blancs AveOttawa
NoonLunch with Bill
Lunch with Bill
Online
470 Roosevelt AveWestboro
1:00 pmWomens Freedom & Growth Group Women
Womens Freedom & Growth Group
Online
2659 Concession RdKemptville
2:30 pmSpirit of the Universe
 
Online
OttawaOttawa
5:15 pmThursday Happy Hour
Richelieu-Vanier Community Centre
 
300 Pères-Blancs AveOttawa
7:00 pmEasy Does It Group
East Gate Alliance Church
 
550 Codd’s RdOttawa
7:00 pmBeyond Belief Secular Group
Hintonburg Community Centre
 
1064 Wellington St. WHintonburg
7:00 pmHilltop Slippers
Knox Church
 
29 High St 
7:00 pmMorrisburg Gratitude
Lakeshore United Church
 
19 Lakeshore DrMorrisburg
7:00 pmBeacon Hill
Beacon Hill
Online
55 Appleford StBeacon Hill
7:30 pmWest End
Britannia United Church
 
985 Pinecrest RdNepean
7:30 pmGleaning the Big Book
City View United Church
 
6 Epworth AveNepean
7:30 pmTurning Point Group
First Baptist Church
 
279 Alicia StArnprior
7:30 pm12 Steps to Serenity
Rideau Park United Church
 
2203 Alta Vista DrAlta Vista
7:30 pmThe Steps on Bank
St Giles Church
 
729 Bank StOttawa
7:30 pmThe Prescott Grenville Group
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
 
425 Centre StPrescott
8:00 pmWay of Life Group
Grace United Church
 
27 Main StCobden
8:00 pmMetcalfe Last Chance
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
 
8140 Victoria StMetcalfe
8:00 pmMaynooth Group
Maynooth United Church
 
105 Church StMaynooth
8:00 pmFrom the Heart
McNabb Community Centre
 
180 Percy StCentretown
8:00 pmCarp Fellowship Group
Old Carp Memorial Hall
 
434 Donald B. Munro DrCarp
8:00 pmOne Day at a Time
 
Online
OttawaOttawa
8:00 pmOttawa South
Ottawa South
Online
OttawaOttawa
8:00 pmRecovery on the Hill
Parkwood Presbyterian Church
 
10 Chesterton DrOttawa
8:00 pmOrleans Hub
Roy G. Hobbs Community Centre
 
109 Larch CrescentOrleans
8:00 pmLaurier-Sandy Hill
St. Josephs Parish
In-person and Online
151 Laurier Ave. ESandy Hill
8:00 pmSeaway International
Trinity Church
 
105 Second St WCornwall

 

Ottawa Area Psychologists and Addiction Specialists

 

Matthew T Rippeyoung
Psychologist, MA, CPsych
100 Argyle Avenue – Suite 202
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 1B6
(844) 402-3141
Years in Practice: 15+ Years
Northwestern University Year of ‘00
License No. and State: 5025 Ontario

“My clients usually remark on how quickly they became comfortable with me in therapy, and are surprised at how much “just talking” is helpful to them. People find it easy to trust me and easy to talk about things with me that they have not talked with others about. People often come to me with problems with addictions, moods, anxiety, or difficulties in their relationships.

I am trained in psychodynamic psychotherapy that takes a life course developmental view of human growth. This means that our pasts impact our present, and that we are always growing. I also incorporate cognitive-behavioural, behavioural, and humanistic principles into my work.”

Peggy Caldwell
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, RSW
1270 Willowdale Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario
K1H 7S7
(613) 902-0252
Carleton University Masters Program
License No. and State: 822895 Ontario

“I work to help you find your way towards greater peace and joy. I use Trauma Informed Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy as well as Emotionally Focused Therapy as tools to move clients forward and achieve their goals. I have extensive experience with gambling and other behavioural addictions as well as substance abuse. I also have spent many years treating anxiety, depression and the healing of early childhood trauma. Reaching out can be incredibly liberating. Therapeutic conversations with a highly trained professional can provide an environment that is safe, trusting and non-judgmental.”

Maison Fraternité – Fraternity House

242 Cantin Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1L6T2
Phone: 613 741-2523
Fax: 613 741-3264
Email: administration@maisonfraternite.ca

“This organization is a multifunctional centre with adult intensive drug rehab programs inpatient recovery and outpatient services for male and female substance abusers. Services are offered in French only. A separate rehab residence for women is provided. Youth services for young people are offered on an outpatient and residential basis. Services are also available to family members.”

Salvation Army Anchorage Program

171 George Street
K1N 5W5
Ottawa, Ontario
Phone: 613 241-1573
Fax: 613 241-2818
Email: info@ottawaboothcentre.org

“The Salvation Army Ottawa Booth Centre is a non-profit Christian organization committed to helping those in need. We are a division of The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda, and are ending The mission of The Salvation Army, to evangelise the Gospel of Jesus Christ and meet the fundamental human wants of all persons in would like who return within its sphere of influences. The Anchorage Addiction Recovery program is a 24-bed facility that offers drugs and alcohol rehabilitation to men suffering from addiction. By providing a residential Christian twelve-step recovery program and other addiction services, our goal is to assist clients in achieving a substance abuse free lifestyle.”

Serenity House

103 Leopolds Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1V 7E2
Phone: 613 733-3574
Fax: 613 733-1639
Email: serenityhouseottawa.com

“This agency offers residential, long-term (average three months) rehab for males 18 years and older. Phase I – Orientation and Education. Phase II – Relapse Prevention. In Phase I: videos, group therapy, individual counselling, objective and treatment arrangement, self-awareness groups, education, anger management, family issues and referrals to community as essential. In Phase II: relapse prevention strategies, review lifestyle and dependence history. Individual and group therapy, self-help groups, lectures, education on addictions such as gambling, eating disorders, codependency, etc. Discharge Phase: includes arrangement guide, rehab goals, core care issue sheet, relapse warning signs, recovery activity checklist, aftercare. No charge. OHIP covered.”

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